JikissGamer

One intentionally hard FPS game where they really did a good job was Extreme ROTT. I really like that game because it's not hard due to having a million enemies. Its hard because it makes clever use of the mechanics and even some game bugs. It's still clunky but it's so much fun

I prefer Mario and Metroid ROMhacks over Doom mods because, while they're both usually brutally hard, at least the SMW Kaizo games are well designed. Most Doom mods I play end up trying to be Plutonia x50. Throwing a thousand cyberdemons at you and barely have any health pickups

Why is it that Doom and Half-Life mods are so popular, even more so than the base games, but Nintendo game mods are sacrilege and blasphemous? I feel like I'm the only one in the world who likes Mario and Metroid ROMhacks. I want to talk to others about them and recommend them.

This ROMhack, Super Metroid Redesign, wasn't designed to be played on consoles. But it works perfectly on real SNES hardware here. I wish I could say the same about Super Mario 74 on real N64 hardware but that game on console is really unplayable.

I just learned that S-Video cables are compatible with ADB.

It's such a typical Apple thing to do. They were trying to be weird and different since the 80s

Just played some Half-Life 2 on the Apple M0115 keyboard and it's switches make it a decent gaming keyboard. The only thing I don't like is that the home-key bumps are on D and K instead of F and J which really throws me off when I'm trying to find certain keys without looking.

I use RMB (right mouse button) for Forward so that my lazy ass can walk forward and turn around with just the mouse hand.

I use an extremely weird control scheme for my FPS games. I developed it way back when Half-Life 2 came out. RMB - forward A - strafe left S - backwards D - strafe right LMB - primary fire Alt - secondary fire E - interact Ctrl - crouch Space - jump Shift - sprint

I need to find a secret wall right now lol!!